Intern – Hot Gas Path Value Engineering & Project Management

What you'd do

• Support Value Engineering initiatives for Gas Turbine Hot Gas Path components, including blades, nozzles, shrouds, and related high-temperature hardware.
• Assist Senior Engineers and Value Engineering leaders with project execution related to design optimization, manufacturability, sourcing alternatives, repair strategies, lifecycle cost reduction, and capacity improvement.
• Gather and analyze cost, manufacturing, field execution, supplier, repair, quality, and operational data to support business cases, project prioritization, and value capture.
• Track schedules, milestones, risks, action items, financials, and value realization metrics across multiple projects using project management tools, dashboards, and reporting systems.
• Collaborate with Design Engineering, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Sourcing, Quality, Repair, and Field Services teams to identify and implement improvements that reduce cost, cycle time, COPQ, and total lifecycle cost while improving quality, yield, productivity, and delivery performance.
• Participate in value engineering workshops, cost-out ideation sessions, continuous improvement events, and gated Value Engineering process activities from idea generation through execution tracking and value realization.
• Prepare project reviews, stakeholder updates, executive-level presentations, standard work, process documentation, lessons learned, and best-practice repositories.
• Learn and apply Value Engineering methodologies, project management principles, cost optimization practices, and engineering-focused problem solving.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Interest in power generation equipment, gas turbine technology, high-temperature components, manufacturing operations, repair processes, and field services.

What they want

• Currently pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Engineering, Supply Chain Management, Operations, Business, or a related technical discipline.
• Sophomore standing or above with at least one academic term remaining following completion of the Co-Op assignment.
• Demonstrated academic achievement and interest in engineering, manufacturing, project management, or operations.
• Ability to work full-time during the Co-Op assignment period.